Rebuilt Holley 94 Model 59 2 Barrel Carb Ford Flathead V8 239 48 49 F-1 on 2040-parts.com
Omaha, Nebraska, US
This is rebuilt Holley 94, model 59 two barrel carburetor (maybe an AA 1 or 8BA?? - I'm not sure if it is car or truck, or both). Overall, a nice looking carb (might be NOS by the looks of it, but I will say it is rebuilt for the auction). Used on the Ford flathead V-8 (1948-49 239 ?). I believe this is one might be one of the preferred ones in multiple carb set-ups for the rat rod/ hot rod (dual/triple/quad)? Please check your references for your requirements. Shipping USPS USA $13.50, priority with a signature receipt <---- required by PayPal. International shipping is available - please contact me for the fee before bidding. Questions are welcomed.
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